Replications
Audio
Audio recreations of what a subjective effect sounds like, made by the artists credited on each clip.
8 clips · 5 artists
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This is a replication of auditory distortions that commonly occur under the influence of high dosages of psychedelic compounds. This clip contains recordings from a forest setting with included distortions, such as echoing, background humming, and changes in pitch.
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This is a replication of auditory distortions that commonly occur under the influence of high dosages of psychedelic compounds. This clip contains a recording from a nonsensical math lecture with included distortions, such as echoing, background humming, and changes of pitch.
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Audio Enhancement Replication (The Dark Side) by EmEx
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This audio clip acts as a replication of the high pitched tone commonly heard during the onset of a breakthrough DMT experience.
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This is a replication of auditory hallucinations that commonly occur under the influence of stimulant psychosis, deliriants, and bad psychedelic experiences. This clip contains ethereal and sinister voices that actively discourage and insult the person hallucinating them.
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This audio clip acts as a replication of auditory suppression by playing the same clip twice. The first play-through sounds completely normal, while the second play-through at 00:30 sounds suppressed, distant, and muffled.
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An aural example intended to make music sound fuller, especially making the bass line clearer.
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Audio replications are credited to their creator when known. Rights remain with the original creator or rightsholder unless an individual clip states another license. See the licensing terms to correct a credit or request removal.